Emerging researcher programme series
eResearch offers a series of seminars run through the Emerging Researcher Programme (ERP).
eResearch offers a series of seminars run through the Emerging Researcher Programme (ERP). These training seminars are reserved for UCT staff only, and geared for emerging and early-career researchers.
Find the full 2023 programme here (downloadable PDF) and register for the training sessions by contacting Dheshnie Keswell.
Previous ERP seminars
Find out how eResearch can help you throughout the research data lifecycle – from preparing your proposal to publishing your results – with our training seminars.
Download the presentations from previous eResearch-focused ERP seminars below:
- Cybersecurity and data protection, Jamiela Dawood and Ghamza Jacobs.
- An outline of eResearch services at UCT, Renate Meyer.
- Digital scholarship and data management, Sanjin Muftic.
- High performance computing, Timothy Carr.
- Data storage and collaboration platforms, Ashley Rustin.
- What is eResearch by Renate Meyer, eResearch Analyst, UCT eResearch.
- Research landscape analysis by Glynis Johnson, Principal Librarian, UCT Libraries.
- Digital scholarship and your data by Sanjin Muftic, Digital Scholarship Specialist, UCT Libraries.
- Authorship and ethics: what to expect from the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) by Lyn Horn, Manager Office of Research Integrity, Research Office.
- Telling your research story: science communication at UCT by Natalie Simon, Senior Communications Officer, Research Office.
- Central infrastructure that meets your needs by Heine de Jager, Senior Technical Specialist, ICTS.
- What is eResearch: An introduction to the services available throughout the research lifecycle from proposal to publication.
- Open science – is this for me? Explore novel research practices to increase your research visibility and the global pace of innovation.
- Useful storage options and research tools: Experiment with available tools and services that make research easier.
- How to keep your research safe: Learn how to apply best practice in cybersecurity to protect and safely share your research data.